Agreed, they're very widely used there. Although if you start using e.g. random fourier features approximations to fit them then you start getting NN like models … and all the techniques of NNs can be imported to help with scale.
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Groq Introduces Whisper Integration in Developer Console
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A few of you have found a new addition in the developer console, Whisper powered by our LPUs. What demos will we see next week? 👀💪 https://t.co/Q3dHqsNUlJ
— Groq Inc (@GroqInc) 22 juin 2024A few of you have found a new addition in the developer console, Whisper powered by our LPUs. What demos will we see next week?
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Benjamin Klieger showcases innovative AI project using GroqCloud LPU solutions
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@BenjaminKlieger is a developer on the rise and we're humbled by the exciting projects he builds using our LPU™ based solutions via GroqCloud™. His latest build is really useful and a great example showing the potential of tooling with AI.
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LLMs Need External Connectors and Maintenance Infrastructure
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maybe! llms need ways to hook up to the outside world and someone has to maintain the connectors
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Agentic Workflows with Claude Sonnet 3.5 and Phidata
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Very cool Ashpreet. I am really looking forward to try out some agentic workflows using Claude Sonnet 3.5. @phidatahq would be a perfect place to start 🙂
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Theano developers CUDA neural networks training infrastructure history
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I wouldn’t be surprised at all if for example one of the Theano developers like James Bergstra had been training neural nets on CUDA before me though. Software / infra was undervalued in academia and just not published nearly as much
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LevelDB Co-Authorship: Ghemawat and Developer Collaboration
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Interesting. One correction: Sanjay Ghemawat and I co-wrote the initial versions of LevelDB, not just me.
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Grok for Coding with dedicated icon and label
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Grok for Coding now features a dedicated icon and a new label stating, 'Grok will be particularly good at answering questions related to coding.' This mode remains hidden from the public and appears to use a different model than the regular and fun modes.
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LLM Interfaces Need Built-in Proof and Verification Features
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One built-in UI/UX feature of LLM interfaces I'd love is proof. I almost always do this manually – for example if the LLM recommends running some commands with some switches, I manually look up and verify the API in the docs to make sure those switches are correct and that I
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Copilot Makes Coding Accessible to Non-Programmers
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I had VSCode open last night when one of my girls walked past and said "that looks scary". I opened a Jupyter cell with @MSFTCopilot and typed "Please write a function that adds two numbers". It did it and quickly my daughter, who hadn't coded before, started asking it to do